Tales of the Weird Wild West
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Welcome to the Weird Wild West where both men and women have to be
tough to survive. It’s a place with horsepower measured by hands or
hooves, and the number of cylinders in a long gun or pistol makes the
difference between life and death on the open frontier of the western
United States.

The streets here are dusty, the lead hot, the women fast and the cards
faster. Disagreements finish face to face with pistols drawn at noon
while the undertaker waits with his pine. Quick justice is dispensed
under tall trees and at the end of a short rope -- if you’re lucky.

There are people here who are not as they seem, and others who watch
them. Supernatural and mortal alike unite to reach what peace they can
find between them. Hunters can become prey, and prey can become the
hunter. This is their story.

I've been fortunate to have had most, if not all of the following accepted for publication in the online magazine Bewildering Stories

Reader Warnings

The following works are intended for mature readers.

Please consider this a warning for strong language, possible sexual content,
and violence that may be specific or implied.

In several places throughout the stories, actual historical events
have been intermixed with fiction as well as reference made to the paranormal
and other related studies.

Such content as presented should not be viewed by younger readers without
parental review.

Please be aware that what you are about to read are horror stories set in the Wild West
of the United States, which occur for the most part in the mid to late 1800s.

The genre of horror I've attempted usually ranges in content from somewhat dark to very dark and will
almost always manage to use your imagination against you.

Personally, I am a big fan of what Hitchcock did to his viewers and what Steven King did to his readers.

Please visit Kelley Armstrong's web site if you get a chance. You will get hooked...

I hope you enjoy the following. If not, I won't be offended.

I'm just an amateur and am learning as I write.

Thank you,
Bob.

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